Things that made you laugh today (Political Version)

[Neveragain]

Yeah, I'm totally outraged. But you're right. I will continue being more concerned about internet celebrities promoting casual racism to children and you can keep having a problem with Texas not wanting people to vandalize parks.

The forests will never recover

[Tenlaar]

Ted Cruz liking twitter porn on 9/11. Never forget!

[Tenlaar]

So... did he call a black person a nigger?

Can't tell who he's saying it to. I don't know their race.

Is it really racism if he calls a white guy or whatever a nigger?

To call somebody a "fucking nigger" as an insult? Yes, that is really racism.

I mean, you don't get mad when people call other people bitches, fags, etc in non-anti-woman or homophobic manners, do you?

I don't get mad, but it bothers me when somebody uses a group of people as an insult to mean bad or less than, yes.

[Tenlaar]

And I'm more concerned with many liberal professors pushing their ideologies in the classroom.

You don't have to pick one. Not wanting political ideologies pushed in classrooms doesn't mean I can't also dislike normalizing casual racism to audiences that largely include kids, and vice versa.

[Taernath]

Ted Cruz liking twitter porn on 9/11. Never forget!

It's Cory Chase, it's k.

[drauz]

You don't have to pick one. Not wanting political ideologies pushed in classrooms doesn't mean I can't also dislike normalizing casual racism to audiences that largely include kids, and vice versa.

And saying I'm more concerned with something implies just that. Being MORE concerned implies there is concern regarding the other issue.

[Tenlaar]

And saying I'm more concerned with something implies just that. Being MORE concerned implies there is concern regarding the other issue.

That's cool and all, I was mostly trying to avoid responding to your previous post with "good for you, what does that have to do with anything" because it was completely unrelated and I don't know what your point was in bringing it up other than to imply casual racism by entertainers of children isn't worth being concerned about.

[drauz]

That's cool and all, I was mostly trying to avoid responding to your previous post with "good for you, what does that have to do with anything" because it was completely unrelated and I don't know what your point was in bringing it up other than to imply casual racism by entertainers of children isn't worth being concerned about.

Both involve children. I was stating that there is something more pressing in my mind regarding them. Yes, I consider college kids as children

It also isn't worth being concerned about. Is it rampant? Do most celebrities use casual racism? Or this one personality that is trying to be edgy? Where as I can show you entire college that push their agenda on kids. So yes, I am more concerned about colleges pushing an agenda than 1 youtube personality who said the N word. I can honestly say I won't give him another thought until he comes up in the news again.

What I'm trying to say is there are bigger fish to fry and who gives a fuck.

[subzero]

Can't tell who he's saying it to. I don't know their race.


To call somebody a "fucking nigger" as an insult? Yes, that is really racism.


I don't get mad, but it bothers me when somebody uses a group of people as an insult to mean bad or less than, yes.

To me, these terms are just general insults when used like that. They're no different from bitch (which is kind of funny because no one cares if we call someone a bitch which is a reference to women), dick, asshole, etc. I think the only reason people want to make them out to be something else is because rather than referring to anatomy or a person's demeanor, they refer to a group of people. It's hard for a butthole or cock to get offended, I guess, so it's alright to use those words.

But let's be honest. What else is there for insults? Cocksucker and asshole get stale after a while and you gotta mix it up.

the N word.

I hate this. "The N word" is nigger. No one reading that thinks otherwise. We should be able to have conversations without feeling the need to 'mask' what we're saying or talking about by using stupid phrases like that.

[drauz]

I hate this. "The N word" is nigger. No one reading that thinks otherwise. We should be able to have conversations without feeling the need to 'mask' what we're saying or talking about by using stupid phrases like that.